Breeze Systems DSLR Remote Pro 2 5 3 Keygen And Serial ~REPACK~

Breeze Systems DSLR Remote Pro 2 5 3 Keygen And Serial

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“We’ve Got the Night” is the tenth track on American musician Joe Cocker’s sixth studio album If I Could Only Remember My Name. It was written by the soul singer-songwriter Don Covay and produced by Robert “Thumper” Smith.

Personnel
Joe Cocker – vocals
Rick Grech – bass guitar
Dennis Collins – acoustic piano
Mike Moran – guitar
Joey Carbone – percussion, tambourine
Jack Hale – organ, piano
David Murray – orchestral arrangements, synthesizers, violin, electric piano, chimes, vibraphone
George Young – flute
Rick Shlosser – flute, saxophone
The Horns of Love
Tim Madison – trumpet
Dave Koz – saxophone, flute
Jimmy Johnson – trombone
Bruce Haynes – flute, horn
Vaneese Thomas – backing vocals
Marjorie Wolf – backing vocals

Credits
Recorded and mixed by Philip Bynoe
Executive producer: Joe Cocker
Engineered by Philip Bynoe
Additional engineering by Rob Eaton
Engineered by Roy Thomas Baker
Art direction: Joseph Marra
Design: Allan Renouf
Photography: John Lind

Release history

References

Category:1973 songs
Category:Joe Cocker songs
Category:Songs written by Don Covay
Category:Song recordings produced by Robert “Thumper” Smith
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